Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-6092
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Limitations on subrogation and set-off under medical
Official statutory text
coverage.
No provision in an automobile liability policy or endorsement
for such coverage effective in this state issued by an insurer on
and after the effective date of this act which grants the insurer
the right of subrogation for payment of benefits under the expenses
for the medical services coverage portion of the policy, to a named
insured under the policy, or to any relative of the named insured
who is a member of the named insured's household shall be valid and
enforceable; provided, that such policy or endorsement may provide
for said insurer's rights of subrogation and set-off upon such
payments to any person who is not a named insured under the policy
or a relative of the named insured who is a member of the named
insured's household.
No provision in an automobile liability policy or endorsement
for such coverage effective in this state issued by an insurer on
and after the effective date of this act which grants the insurer
the right of subrogation for payment of benefits under the expenses
for the medical services coverage portion of the policy, to a named
insured under the policy, or to any relative of the named insured
who is a member of the named insured's household shall be valid and
enforceable; provided, that such policy or endorsement may provide
for said insurer's rights of subrogation and set-off upon such
payments to any person who is not a named insured under the policy
or a relative of the named insured who is a member of the named
insured's household.
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